Weymouth Experience Days

Excellent visit to this very impressive factory- a great success story following Triumph’s Meriden facility. Very good cafe at the visitor centre with helpful staff . A superb 90 minute guided tour ( with earphones) by a very knowledgeable and entertaining member of staff. There is also fine museum and extensive collection of Triumph motorcycles dating back to 1902. Well worth a visit and highly recommended.

I spend a lovely time with my friend there, the food was great quality and brilliant customer service with lovely staff

Great gift. Lots of places to choose from

Incredible fun and a great chance to see a new city. We chose Bath as we had never been before. It was a good choice. The treasure hunt was challenging in places, especially when the answer was finally found hidden behind scaffolding. It was also informative. Beware and be warned when printing the clues. We didnt notice until we were home that one question had dropped off the page. So we were only able to submit 49 answers! Quite frustrating to say the least. There is no time limit in the day and you could even split it over two days. Allow at least a few hours to complete the hunt so that you can enjoy it and have breaks. (It takes more than the recommended time if you want to really enjoy it.) You can also divert from the route to explore further afield. A fantastic well planned quiz and I would definitely do another one somewhere else if I get the chance. Well done LPWT!

An excellent overnight stay in a beautiful boutique hotel with great food. A real treat. Highly recommend!

Great value lovely seating area in a booth at the Brent Cross branch.

Slug and Lettuce was amazing, staff could not be nicer. Would definitely return ????

We stayed here recently for a date night. Lovely hotel. Very comfortable

A great B&B experience only an hour and half away. Close to Sheffield but far enough out to feel like a grand country house. Friendly team and comfortable surroundings. Hearty freshly cooked breakfast An half hour drive to Chatsworth House and other Derbyshire attractions.

We loved the concept of staying in a Romany-type caravan for two nights. The location suited us as naturalists so well with places like Arne Heath and Brownsea Island so close. We did other trips to Thomas Hardy’s house; Corfe Castle and to the Great Bustard project on Salisbury Plain. We packed a lot in but we were there close to Longest Day so we had lots of time to use. We are in our 70’s but encountered no problems here - and the staff were so friendly and helpful too.